Summary

  • Injured Shaw stretchered off after long delay

  • Moreno & Narsingh with headers

  • FT: Man City 1-2 Juventus

  • City led through Chiellini own goal

  • Morata winner with crisp 20-yard strike

Live Reporting

Tom Rostance

  1. Man City v Juventus (19:45 BST)

    How much for the privilege of watching Manchester City's Uefa Cup first round first leg at home to Juventus back in 1976? 

    £1.40.

    City won the first leg 1-0 by they way - Brian Kidd got the goal. 

    But they lost the return match in Turin 2-0, and Juve went on to win the competition that year.

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    A simple question:Which club will go further in the Champions League this season? Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea or Arsenal?

    Vote now at the top of the screen, or on the 'vote' tab on mobiles.

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    Can Chelsea repeat their success of 2012?

  3. There are worse ways to spend an afternoon...

    PSV v Manchester United (19:45 BST)

  4. Manchester City v Juventus (19:45 BST)

    Group stage, group stage, last 16, last 16.

    It's been a story of incremental gains in the Champions League for Manchester City in their four seasons in the big cup.

    Can they now make a giant leap to compete - properly - with the big boys from La Liga and the Bundesliga?

  5. 'City are adaptable'

    Man City v Juventus (19:45 BST)

    Pat Nevin
    BBC Radio 5 live at the Etihad Stadium

    "With the Manchester City team selection I think manager Manuel Pellegrini is probably trying to second guess what kind of system Juventus are going to play.

    "The players he's chosen have done well for him so far, and they've all got the ability to adapt and change things if necessary.

    "But the biggest positive about City's form for me this season? Yaya Toure and Vincent Kompany are back."

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  6. PSV v Manchester United (19:45 BST)

    As City gear up for their Italian test, rivals Manchester United are in the Netherlands for their first Champions League game since a quarter-final defeat to Bayern in April 2014.

    Missing out at all last season is set to cost the club £35m - or a teenage striker.

    And it's a big night for Anthony Martial. who starts tonight after his stunning cameo at the weekend. Operation: Hit Fellaini has not been deployed on European soil.

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    It's a long way to the top...

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    The breaking team news is in - Anthony Martial starts for Manchester United, while David Silva and Raheem Sterling are in the City team.

    Sergio Aguero is on the bench.

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    Manchester City v Juventus (19:45 BST)

    While Manchester City fans have seen their side get off to a flier, and enjoyed the arrivals of Kevin de Bruyne and Raheem Sterling, it's been a somewhat slower start to the season for Juventus fans.

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    Replacing Tevez's goals and influence is a tough ask.

    First, a troubling transfer window which has left the club in need of some serious remodelling.

    Out have gone key players Carlos Tevez (Boca), Andrea Pirlo (New York City) and Arturo Vidal (Bayern Munich). Arguably Juve's three best players.

    In have come the experienced Sami Khedira and Mario Mandzukic and the exciting Paulo Dybala, but like any Old Lady undergoing major work, the cracks are showing.

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    While Pirlo just does not give the ball away...

    Juve are 16th in Serie A with one point from their first three games. Ouch.

  9. Manchester City v Juventus (19:45 BST)

    As early season testers go, a visit from last year's beaten finalists will do just nicely.

    Juventus are in town keen to kickstart their own struggling campaign...

  10. 'No excuses'

    Manchester City v Juventus (19:45 BST)

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    Five wins out five, without conceding a goal.

    Two £50m signings to strengthen an already potent attack.

    A new stand, and a bigger crowd.

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    Just the £100m + in new attacking talent

    It's no wonder that Manchester City captain Vincent Kompany said yesterday that "We have to be better. It cannot be what it was in the previous years."

    Is this the year City take a stride forwards in the Champions League?Tonight may well prove an early barometer...